Falmouth

[ fal-muhth ]

noun

1. a seaport in S Cornwall, in SW England.
2. a town in SE Massachusetts.

Falmouth

/ ˈfælməθ /

noun

1. a port and resort in SW England, in S Cornwall. Pop: 21 635 (2001)

Example Sentences

Following nights of uninterrupted sleep by the sea in South Yarmouth and at Autocamp Cape Cod in Falmouth, the days sparkled with possibility.

From Outside Online

Fredericksburg and Falmouth are located in the bottom center of the image.

From Washington Post

The Maine State Police Computer Crimes Unit found a dozen pornographic videos of children on a 3 terabyte external hard drive at his home in Falmouth, records show.

From ProPublica

I have obligated them to put the best quality of iron, and to be delivered at Falmouth within four months.

From Project Gutenberg

Honor Falmouth was a kind-hearted but not particularly thoughtful girl, and she forgot all about the Harpers in five minutes.

From Project Gutenberg

Hookey, you will remember, obtained a passage by the Falmouth packet, as bearer of despatches from Oporto to Lisbon.

From Project Gutenberg

The convoy left Falmouth, seventy-five in number; but in a few days there were but forty in sight.

From Project Gutenberg

A loud hurrah rings out from the soldiers who watch them from the Falmouth shore.

From Project Gutenberg